History of Flycoren

The world of Flycoren is vast, wide and wild.
In the beginning of the planet of Flycoren, there was never honestly much around. There were only stories told of great demons living at the first few hundred thousand eras of life but there was no real distinct way of knowing this for true. But as life grew and matured it began to grow in new ways, developing mass intelligence. As this new species learned they found ancient tablets left behind from the three greater gods.
Baquhin of Heaven,
Khaotic of Earth, and
Jarael of Hell,
Races from all over the young planet began to pray and seek religion under these three beings, always seeking to please them in any matter. Some people would seek to build great citadels and pray endless to them; while others would give live sacrifices hoping the blood would be all they need. But with all time, they eventually disappeared into the ruins of the past, creating a new way for the new generations.
Beings of celestial blood began to form great cities to protect the weak while the ones born from dark blood sought to destroy the others. A time came for good and evil to break war.
Two beings rose from the ashes of their people and took the reins of leadership. Vagunet Rua lead the people of Kennyrretyn, using his holy being as a beacon of righteous fury to wipe out the monsters of Dirthathem; and kill the Great Demoil King; Keyno Kenisha. And within the battle of evil and good came the false gods to seek their way into fame, leaving an undisputed mark on the history of Flycoren.
It would rage on for a thousand years and became the famous Nojae War.
When time cleansed the lands again, it would soon turn into a bridled battle between shadow demoils and devil demoils as the birth of a half breed boy came into the world. But nothing was ever documented about the child or of his whereabouts.
In this current time it is now the Year of the Blood Runes and it seems the past has come back to take another shot at the darker state of mind. *note* this is for Flycoren Archives. I will post later on about the Kausim history.